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Criminal Procedure Law: When is community service needed?
The new Criminal Procedure Law, set to be implemented in October, specifies the conditions under which convicted individuals are required to work for the public benefit in order to fulfill financial penalties imposed by the state. The law states that this measure should be applied to ensure the payment of amounts resulting from crimes, with one day of work counted for every 50 Egyptian pounds or less of the owed amount. The execution periods are set at a maximum of 7 days for violations, and 3 months for misdemeanors and felonies, with the total working period not exceeding 6 months in all cases. The work is to be carried out following a decision issued by the Public Prosecution, with certain exceptions—including individuals under 15 years of age or those sentenced to suspended prison sentences. The purpose of the law is to organize the enforcement procedures and establish regulations and exemptions, ensuring the rights of defendants and serving the interests of the state.
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